Being a Russian disqualifies me as a hot-n-spicy food expert, because ground black pepper is just as spicy as you could get it back home. Up until last weekend, however, I considered myself to be a Tabasco enthusiast with all the hot chili sauce I’ve been consuming lately.

If any of you believe that there is no such thing is TOO spicy, you should really try Szechuan Garden in Sandy. We ordered food from their traditional Szechuan menu and it all came out super-spicy, even though we asked to make it on the mild side. Frog legs, chicken intestines spring rolls and the rest of the dishes were still burning my mouth the next day. We’ll be back though.

So let’s say after using your WordPress blog for a while you’ve decided to change your permalink structure to something more readable than the default ?p=123. There are loads of articles on the Internet suggesting to install Permalinks Migration plug-in. However, I’ve seen plenty of people complaining about this plug-in not working correctly and generating HTTP 404 Error Message. It didn’t work for me either for the first time I installed it, but there’s a trick to it I had to figure out on my own. Here’s step-by-step instructions:

I’ve figured that bringing donuts to a police station wasn’t a good idea, so I brought my digital camera with me instead for my on-site visit with Salt Lake County Sheriff’s Office.

No matter how hard we try, there are some things that just can not possibly be accomplished remotely from the office. In-person customer service is one of them. However, if client’s Internet connection is crawling slow or if there is some super protective firewall, we would not be able to connect into their system to do our jobs at all. Normally we do not go on-site because it defeats the purpose of employing a remote implementation team, but this was a very special case.